SharePoint 2010 Global Deployment
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The document discusses design considerations for globally deploying SharePoint 2010, focusing on the trade-offs between centralized and distributed service deployments. It covers key topics such as global search architecture, service application management, and network performance optimization, highlighting factors like latency and bandwidth. The presentation emphasizes the importance of understanding user scenarios and network conditions to achieve efficient SharePoint performance across different regions.
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SharePoint 2010 Global Deployment
- 1. Help! My Users Are Everywhere: Designing for a Global SharePointJoel OlesonSr. Architect & EvangelistQuest Softwarehttp://www.sharepointjoel.com@joelolesonRequired SlideSESSION CODE: OSP312
- 2. Objectives And TakeawaysUnderstand Key Design DecisionsTradeoffs of Central vs. Regional/DistributedSharePoint 2010 Global Service Deployment ConsiderationsGlobal Considerations with Third Party Solutions
- 3. AgendaWhat’s Changed…Drill Down into Service Apps – Global vs. LocalDistributed Multi Farm Service DeploymentsCentralized DeploymentsRegional DeploymentsGlobal Search Architecture Considerations
- 4. The SharePoint 2010 Global Story in a Nutshell…
- 5. Geo DilemmaTo distribute or not distribute THAT is the question!Cost vs. Usability vs. ManageabilityBandwidth can be bought but latency is bound to laws of physicsDifferent stakeholders -> different priorities/preferencesIT tends to favor Centralized (low cost)Business just wants it to work (faster the better)
- 6. The SP2010 Global Story - What’s Really Changed?The SSP exploded into Service Applications and Proxy GroupsSearch has changed DramaticallyIndex Redundancy Distributed Partitioning supporting many crawlersProperty & Crawl databases – All crawled content is in the databasesGroove -> SharePoint WorkspaceBetter Offline & WAN Online StoryDifferencingLicensingMirroring Aware – More of DR story…Replication – Sorry!Pages have been optimized
- 7. Comparing SharePoint Capacity Guidelines
- 8. Drill Down into Global Aspects of Service Apps
- 10. Local Only Service Apps "Foundation"
- 11. Local Only Service Apps "Standard"
- 12. Local Only Service Apps "Enterprise"
- 14. WAN Friendly Service Apps HTTPS WCF + XMLShared*SharePoint Foundation
- 16. Managing and Publishing Service AppsDemo
- 17. Databases
- 19. Export Certificates to Configure TrustProviderExport root certificate by running the following cmdlets : $rootCert = (Get-SPCertificateAuthority).RootCertificate$rootCert.Export("Cert") | Set-Content "C:\PublisherFarmRoot.cer" -Encoding byteConsumer:Export root certificate by running the following cmdlets: $rootCert = (Get-SPCertificateAuthority).RootCertificate$rootCert.Export("Cert") | Set-Content "C:\ConsumerFarmRoot.cer" -Encoding byteConsumer: Export Security Token Service (STS) certificate by running the following cmdlets: $stsCert = (Get-SPSecurityTokenServiceConfig).LocalLoginProvider.SigningCertificate$stsCert.Export("Cert") | Set-Content "C:\ConsumerFarmSTS.cer" -Encoding byteCopy above certificates from Publisher to Consumer and vice versa.
- 20. Import Certificates to Configure TrustProviderImport root certificate from consumer farm and create a Trusted Root Authority by running the following cmdlets: $trustCert = Get-PfxCertificate“%[File Path]%\ConsumerFarmRoot.cer" New-SPTrustedRootAuthority "ConsumerFarm" -Certificate $trustCertImport STS certificated from consumer farm and create a Trusted Service Tokern Issuer by running the following cmdlets: $stsCert = Get-PfxCertificate "c:\ConsumerFarmSTS.cer" New-SPTrustedServiceTokenIssuer "ConsumerFarm" -Certificate $STSCertVerify TrustGo to Central Admin select “Security” and click on “Manage trust” link and make sure that the certificates are imported successfully
- 22. Weighing the Global ConsiderationsCentralRegional
- 23. Single Central Services Farm – Most CommonCentral FarmWeb Applications: Enterprise Portal/Search, CRM, Departments, My Sites, Team SitesGlobal Services:Secure StoreBusiness Data ConnectivityManaged Metadata (Primary)Web AnalyticsProfilesSearchLocal Only Service Applications:Usage & Health Data CollectionLotus Notes ConnectorVisio GraphicsExcel ServicesPerformancePoint
- 24. Multi FarmIntranet Portal, Search & ECM FarmMy Site & Team Collab FarmWeb Applications: Enterprise Portal/Search, CRM, DepartmentsGlobal Services Provided:Secure StoreBusiness Data ConnectivityManaged MetadataWeb AnalyticsSearchServices Consumed:ProfilesWeb Application: My Site HubGlobal Services Provided:User ProfilesWeb AnalyticsServices Consumed:SearchManaged Metadata4Local Only Service Applications:Usage & Health Data CollectionWeb Application ClientsSocial TaggingLocal Only Service Applications:Usage & Health Data CollectionLotus Notes ConnectorVisio GraphicsExcel ServicesPerformancePoint
- 25. Search Farm
- 28. Central Solution
- 29. Central Deployment +Partner Solution: WAN/Network AccelerationAll Services in one Central FarmCentral SearchCentral DirectoryREDMONDBEIJINGWAN Accelerator Datacenter10s-100s of Local WAN Accelerators~5x - 1st Request~43x - 2nd RequestWAN Accelerator remote office
- 30. Central SolutionEasiest to maintain and operate.Cheapest SolutionEasiest to supportIs it the Utopia or just for IT? - Don’t forget D/R!!!
- 31. Key Network ConsiderationsLatency - #1Bandwidth #2Utilization (is it already high % consumed?)Expected usage (page and file size, and common usage patterns)
- 32. Other Network Considerations (Customer Case Study)Politics (AD trusts/Affiliates) DeloitteBusiness Requirements (Speed comfort) EnergizerNetwork Map (Microsoft)Network Roadmap & Data center Consolidation Goals (HP)
- 34. Regional DeploymentOptimized for LatencyRegional Scope ServicesLocal My Site Hub Regional PortalConsumes Search & ProfilesSychnronizes Metadata TermstoreTokyoLONDONNew York HQEnterprise Scope ServicesEnterprise SearchEnterprise ProfilesEnterprise Managed Metadata TermstoreRegional Scope ServicesLocal My Site Hub Regional PortalConsumes Search & ProfilesSychnronizes Metadata Termstore
- 35. Regional Example
- 36. Central FarmRegional FarmWeb Applications: Enterprise Portal/Search, Departmental ECM, My Sites, Team SitesGlobal Services Provided:Secure StoreBusiness Data ConnectivityManaged Metadata (Primary)Web AnalyticsProfilesSearchServices Consumed:Managed Metadata & Web AnalyticsWeb Application: Team, Portals, My Site HubGlobal Services Provided:Metadata Management (secondary)Web AnalyticsServices Consumed:SearchManaged MetadataProfilesLocal Only Service Applications:Usage & Health Data CollectionLotus Notes ConnectorVisio GraphicsExcel ServicesPerformancePointLocal Only Service Applications:Usage & Health Data CollectionWeb Application Clients
- 37. Determining Latency and Page and File Elementsdemo
- 39. Global Scale SearchCentralized vs. Distributed farmsCrawling across the wire vs. Querying across the wirePartitioning dataBased on Geography vs. ContentFederating resultsMerging results from different indexes loses relevancy
- 40. Options for Enteprise Search with Regional DeploymentCrawling regional farms from the central farmUsing search federation across farms with local crawlingNote: If SharePoint Foundation is used within a region, search is scoped to the Site Collection level
- 41. WAN Optimization
- 42. End-to-End Perceived Network PerformanceClient Performance: CPU/Processor Delay Virtual/Physical Memory Limits NIC Config, Network Drivers and TCP/IP Config Client Application Versions Proxy ConfigClient LAN Switch Config UtilizationWAN: Link Speed(Bandwidth) Delay (Latency) Packet Loss, Retransmissions, Timeouts Network Throughput Round TripsServer LAN Performance: Switch Config Contention for UplinkServer Performance: CPU/Processor Delay Virtual and Physical Memory Limits NIC/Network Drivers and TCP/IP config Network Speed (10/100/1000MB)Server Software Layer
- 43. End to End Examples
- 45. Page and File Optimizing for the WANPage optimization techniquesUse BLOB cacheUse IIS Compression for dynamic pagesMinimize images sizes and countDelay downloading of core.jsOptimize list view pages (allitems.aspx)Use Fiddler2 to troubleshoot page assets (http://www.fiddlertool.com)Index OptimizationSpecialize crawl time schedules for WAN linksIncrease time-out settings for searchCrawler impact rules/ # crawl threads
- 46. Dev Techniques for the WANOptimizing Web Parts for the WANRe-use built-in Styles vs. Creating Custom StylesStoring StateUse Server Cache classWeb.config: enableViewState=trueUse Control StatePage.RegisterRequiresControlState()LoadControlState(), SaveControlState()Maximize perf on Webparts displaying dataUse inline XML data islandsUse Client-Side scripts to connect to WebservicesAJAX and JSON is lightweight
- 47. Cache Config LevelsWeb App – Diskbasedcaching in web.configSite collection – configure output cache and object cache settingsSite – output cache settingsPage layout – output cacheWeb Part – settings in dwp code Query – i.e. RSS Feed cache is 5 min by default, verify query webpart is cached
- 48. Cache
- 49. Third Party Global Deployment Considerations
- 50. Sampling of Global Optimization Solutions & PartnersWAN AcceleratorsCiscoCitrixCerteonPacketeerRiverbedF5Cache Devices/Network OptimizationCiscoF5InktomiISA and IAG ServerOffline Client SolutionsGroove & SharePoint WorkspaceColligoData ReplicationSyntergyWinApp TechnologiesAvePointInfonicMulti-farm managementQuest SoftwareEchoTechnologiesIDevFactoryAvePointCorasWorksCommVaultSymantecByte Level ReplicationNeverfailDouble-takeSAN ReplicationHPEMC CenteraHitachi Data SystemsPage OptimizationAptimizeNcache
- 52. Page Load Times – Common User Operation
- 53. Page Load Time: Common User Operation
- 54. Wrap up… Key Considerations Reinforced.Know your scenarios and how it will be usedIntranet publishing portalCollaborationBI Dashboards…Know your networkBandwidthLatencyUtilizationInclude tests and Surveys* from remote offices
- 55. ResourcesRequired SlideLearningSessions On-Demand & CommunityMicrosoft Certification & Training Resourceswww.microsoft.com/techedwww.microsoft.com/learningResources for IT ProfessionalsResources for Developershttp://microsoft.com/technethttp://microsoft.com/msdn
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Editor's Notes
- #16: If you would like to host your demo on the Virtual Server, please use the myVPC demo slide, not this slide.